Ranbir don’t wants to get typecast
Actor Ranbir Kapoor, who is basking in the success of his latest film Tamasha after delivering back-to-back flops, says it's his responsibility to give good films to his fans.
“It's my responsibility that I give good films to my fans. My last few films didn't work, but my approach towards my work has not changed. I felt bad that I had let down my fans with few flop films, but I just hope I do better and entertain them again,” Ranbir said.
Ranbir also feels as an actor one must not get typecast in showbiz.
“We as actors don't want to get typecast in this industry. We all want to play different characters because now we have opportunities. I feel it's a great time for us to be in this film industry,” he said.
Ranbir's latest film "Tamashaa", which also stars Deepika Padukone, has kept the cash register ringing and has also garnered a positive response.
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Karisma Kapoor on a promotional event of a packaged food product, Mc Cain told us that the product is healthy sasfe and easy to cook.She says, “It is not necessary that you only need to deep fry the product, but, you can also bake it or oxy-fry it. It will be healthy as well as you can keep yourself away from oil.
On asking her that how she maintains balance between her work and her kids, she said, “It is not a difficult task and I think every working woman had to deal with it.”
Want to be myself: Emma Watson
Actress Emma Watson says she doesn't want to draw a line between her public and her private life. Her idea is to just be herself.
“(I am) my most authentic self. I don't want there to be a big separation between the public and the private person. It's definitely the harder road to tread but without a doubt, ultimately the most rewarding,” said the Noah actress,
“It sounds like a ridiculous thing to say, but I'm very interested in truth, in finding ways to be messy and unsure and flawed and incredible and great and my fullest self, all wrapped into one. When you watch the work of someone like actress Emma Thompson, you feel like you're seeing something true, and I aspire to that,” she added.
She said she spent so long working on her Harry Potter character Hermione Granger that she didn't get to figure out who she really was until now.
“(I've) spent more than half of my life pretending to be someone else. While my contemporaries were dyeing their hair and figuring out who they were, I was figuring out who Hermione was and how best to portray her,” she said.